Japanese Sophora (Sophora japonica) has gained immense popularity in Russia for its remarkable medicinal properties. Originating in China and Japan, it thrives in the Krasnodar and Stavropol territories, Rostov Oblast, and Crimea. Rich in rutin, these fruits strengthen capillaries, reducing permeability. Rutin is used in treating diabetes, measles, and typhoid, but it's particularly effective against cardiovascular diseases, potentially lowering blood pressure and reducing stroke risk. Japanese Sophora is used to treat hypertension and angina, slowing atherosclerotic plaque buildup. It also enhances muscle function, stimulates uterine contractions, and alleviates joint pain associated with rheumatism, arthritis, and arthrosis. Its anti-inflammatory properties reduce vascular inflammation, strengthen tissues, and aid in infection removal. It's used traditionally for colds, nasal congestion, and styes. Sophora preparations possess calming effects and can increase appetite. It's also used in treating hemorrhagic vasculitis, typhoid, and early-stage tuberculosis. A tincture is used externally as a bactericidal agent to promote wound healing, treating deep, non-healing, and purulent wounds, trophic ulcers, frostbite, burns, skin rashes, acne, psoriasis, lichen, lupus, eczema, cutaneous tuberculosis, bedsores, fungal infections, and furunculosis. It's also used for certain liver diseases and pulmonary hemorrhages. Known for boosting immunity and combating radiation sickness, Sophora also exhibits antioxidant properties, promoting detoxification and delaying aging. A decoction is effective against gastritis, colitis, duodenal and stomach ulcers, kidney diseases, and dysentery. It’s also used for oral and vaginal disinfection. Minimum recommended course: 5 packages. Contraindications: individual intolerance, pregnancy, lactation.
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